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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-04
WEDNESDAY the 18th day of MAY, 1887,

commencing at 10 O'Clock a. m, at the front
door of the Court House of Ohio County, sell at
public auction the following described real
estate that is to say certain piece or PStC pare,
two and one half miles east OF the city OF heei'
ing in said County and State, and bounded as
follows Beginning at point IN the centre OF
the lane leading from the turnpike to the mill
ON the premises opposite the western gate post
on the south side of said lane, and running
thence south 40 east l0l0O chains 10 stake
on the bank of n drain; thence south ;qtao east
4i-iO0 chains 10 locust on the bank oil the
creek, thence down the creek, with the me
andcrs thereof, and binding thereon until II
intersects line running from the place OF be-
ginning south SOP west --, containing SO acres
Of land more or less Also the ground situated
OH the south side of said creek and used Tor the
abutmcnt of the mill-dam, heretofore erected III
connection with the mill, situated on said 81
acres of land and known us Rediion'S Mill. To-
gether with all the appurtenAnCcS lheTenhto
belonging or in anywise appertamlng. ALSO a
lane running from the said turnpike road to the
mill house, being II feet wide and lying on the
north boundary line Of said 3l9 acres OF land ana
outside of the same. Excepting these from, how
ever all the real estate and privileges conveyed
to Conrad Seibert 10y Abigail BediliOn and Joseph
Bedilion, her husband, by deed dated November
9th 1877, and described as follows: Beginning
at locust on the bank of the creek being the
corner called for at the end of the second line
of said lot; thence with said liue north 81
west II l0-l0O poles to a--in the middle OF the
drain: thence down said drain south 55li0 west
81 400 poles TO n stake ON the bank of Wheeling
creek; thence up said creek with the meanders
thereof TO the beginning, containing % square
poles mora or less, with the appurtcnances aud
all the building thereon. Also the exclusive
right to all the ice frozen on the mill dam with
the privilege of cutting and hauling il away.
Also the use and privilege Of the private road
extending from the ice house on the property 80
conveyed down the race 10 the mill, Also the use
of the lane extending from said milltO the Cum
bcrland road.
TERMS OF SALE-SI, 100 and as much more as
the purchaser may elect TO pay i'll cash
and the residue in two equal annual
payIaents with interest from the day of
sale the purchaser TO give his notes secured by
deed of trust on the property for the deferred
payments.
apIeodeg - J. F. JONES, Trustee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-04

The report of the Directors of the Insane
Asylum shows that there are two sides to
the question of the management Of the
institution We have now given both
sides and people can decide for them
selves.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-04
TRUSTEES SALE.

10y VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST, MADE
Is 10 me as trustee by. Charles Ii. King and
Mary E. King, his wife, bearing date on the I'm
day of September A. ID 1880, and recorded III
the office of the Clerk of the County Court iOi
Ohio County, West Virginia, in Deed CT lIusl
Book No. II, Page 2l2, / will proceed 10 sell ii
public auction on ,,,-
SATURDAY, APRIL I'd 1887,
commencing at 10 O'CLOCK, a. M, NJ the Irohl
door of the Court House for said County in the
CITY of Wheeling, the folio Sing described pro
perty situated in said City of wheeling, that i
To saw; Lot numbered eleven Qll III Square
numbered twenty-One (2l), in Joseph Caldwells
Addition TO the City of Wheeling, map Ol
which addition is filed in the suit OF Louis hells
ct al. VS.. S. Brady ct ais, lately pending III the
Circuit Court of Ohio County, West Virginia
said Lot being part of the property conveyed
To s. Brady Caldwell by s. Brady and Jno. L.
Hobbs, trustees, by deed dated the 10th day o.
January, 1877, and recorded in the Clerks othc6
of the County Court of Ohio County, IN Deco
Book &C. Folio 279. and being also the same Lo
convened to said Charles Ii. King Cy ). Brady
Caldwell by dee d dated the 10th day OF Novem
ber 1879, and recorded in said olhce IN Deco
Book No. g. Page S55. -
TERMS OF SALE-Une half, or as much more a
the purchaser may elect 10 pay, cash IN hand ol
the day Of sale Balance, If any, TO lie paid IL
two equal iustallmentS payable in one ana TWO
wears from day Of sale with interest from day
sale payablc annually. The purchaser TO give
his notes with good personal security, ior tht
deferred installments, and the titles IN the pro
perry to be retained as additional security.
LOUIS F. STIFEL, Trustee
]. c. HERvEY. AUctioneer.
The above sale is adjourned 10 Saturday, Aprl
9th, 1897, az the same place, commencing a
10 O'Clock, a. IN. LOUIS r. SllrEL
maria Trustee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-04

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To the right man l shall offer full control OF
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+. LEVI
A. LEVI.
Wheeling, April l, 1887.

Having purchased the grocery store al lou
Market street of Levi Bros. and secured the ser
vices of Mr. Albert Levi. shall be glad 10 serve
the whole city and surroundings with the DeS,
selected and most complete Inc OF slaPis aii;
fancy groceries in the city at the very lowest
mnria91 rates +. HANAUER.
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TOR SALE,

No 2244 Eoff street, Brick House, four rooms
and Cellars, 100. < ,,,.L CO
Frame House three rooms, SIOO
No, 1881 Eoff street Brick House, seven iooins
and Good Stable, 5000. -,
No. 3723 Wetzel street, Frame House. iou'
rooms, full lot, 81 COO, -, Ca,
No, ;,SiS Chapline street, Frame House. ioui
rooms and basement, Sl,tOO. ~ A.,
No. 263s Chapline street Frame Cottage three
rooms, Il, 40. -. ,,,as, oar
per of Market and Twenty sixth streets. sooO
in''''An''' JB HUGHES,
Real Estate Agent,
oraI.a No. 23I4 Chapline Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-04
TRUSTEES SALE.

10y VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST, MADE
ID BY Thomas Z. BediliOn and Hannah BE,
dillon, his wife to the undersigned trustee, dated
ON the 5th day of December, 1881 and recorded
in the Office of the Clerk Of the County Court OF
Ohio County West Virginia, in Deed OF Tru't
Book No -, Page Gl7, To secure 10 Thomas
0 Bren, trustee. \ certain SUN of money therein
nnntiOnpd | will on
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-04
for Sale.
DARN FOR SALE.

The subscriber will sell or trade for q smaller
property near the City Of wheeling q Farm OF ll6
Acres on Big Wheeling Greek, fourteen miiet
NON the city Land very level. Large Orchard
OF Good Fruit Water In livery Field: two Got.
tages and Cold Well wster, so1 a. rain; Good
Fences; plenty OF Limestone and Coal cropping
out ON the land A purchaser can GIT rare bar
gain. J. ID. kMlNu.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-04
ap3d&e
NOTICE,

The partnership heretofore existing under the Inc
firm OfLevi Bros, has this day peea ulssSN ,S
IN, mutual consent All the liabilities OF the
tiiIm are assumed by F. Hanauer, and all &C
counts due to the firm of Levi Bros. are payable
TO +. Hanauer Mi, :, ,,,,,,
Thanking our friends and the pubic III gen
81 Cor thsir liberal share of patronage be
slowed upon Us, We bespeak transfer oil the
saine ~ Jul ' T. LEVI.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-04
THE GREASY ICE BREAKER

have on exhibition one of the celebrated
Greasy Ice Breakers. The most simple, cheapest
and best machine made. VIII cruSh n ton OF ice
in zen minutes.
GEO. L. BURST,
Agent for West Virginia
RS-Pricss sent on application. apl
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Hem Advertisements.

urANTEp-TWo NURSE GIRLS AT THE
w Brunswick, 1875 Market street. Apply al
once. @P'
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST DATED
ID September TO- 1855, made by William w.
Peyton and Mary J. Peyton, his wife, 10 ne q.
Clerk OF the County Court Of Ohio county, West
Virginia, in deed Of Trust Book, No. y at pages
432 ct SEQ, will sell at public auction. TO ths
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-04

These reflections on DIR. Bland could not
have originated elsewhere than in vicious
sources, and in this instance We believe
they were studiously concealed to the
coming of the said committee, and it is to
be regretted that the committee should
dignity them to the extent of inflieting an
Outrageous reflection upon the character Of
a faithful public officer. Respectfully
submitted, John Brannon, John A. f.
Martin, W. L. MeNeal, W. G.. Bennett,
Err. RalstOn, Jn0. j. Davis, ". P. Neale,
G. S. Despard, A. Monroe.
r. H. HARRISON, Secretary.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-11-04
MARRIAGE LIcENsEs ISSUED.

The following marriage licenses ~ers
issued by the Clerk cf the Orphans Court
for the week ending Wednesday, November
2i, 1897:
Jacob L. Cities, Morrsllville and Carrie
J. Puruy. Taylor township.
John Francis Smith and Jane MckiD,
Munster township.
z mer Reynolds and Aunie Byers, South
Fork.
Abraham Hostetter aud Lizzie A. Statler.
3. F. Haldman and Julia MasteEson,
Jabusfovn-
Samuel : Miller, Chico, California and
Mary Veil. Johnstown-
Marcus Pwhek and Mary RosaGe, Cam
bz!R
daniel 5. CoIbsugh ard Katie II. Cateu.
East CanPmSUUn.
Joseph SsIbeIt and Barbara B!euk. Cone
maugh.
John Sauburu and Theresa Martinit&s.
John O'NeT!, JohustOwn. and Sarah
Catharius Lucas. C"uemEuGh.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-11-04

On last Sunday morning DI. William
A. Smith died al his boarding house in Phil
adeiphia, after an Illness CT six months, IN
the 18th year Of his age. DR., Suith was a
son OF Gen. William K. Smith, q Philadei-
phian by birth. who was ripe scholar Gnd
rose TO distinguished emITeuce as member
Of the Huntingdon county bar. From Hun
tingdou Gen. Smith removed to Bedford and
up 10 the election OF Van Buren as Presiden'
In 1886 was a regular practitioner in the
courts of this county. He died at an sd
vanced age In Iowa where one of his soDs
Is still living and is very prominent man
After DIR. Smith had received thorough
medical education he settled in the town OF
Somerset about the time that Jermlsh >.
Black. was admitted 20 the bar o: that coun-
ty. Tney became intimste associates and a
strong feeling Of friendship was formed be
tween them which lasted I'D to Judge
Blacks death In 1888. Ic 1888 Dr. Smith
left Somerset and came to Eosnsburg. where
he continued the practice of his profession.
10 1889 he was appointed ProthonotaEy Of
the county by Gov. Porter and was reap
pointed in 1872. In 1919 ne WAS elected 70
the lower branch OF the Legislature from
this county, but was DOT a candidate for re-
election. In 1857 OF, IS be removed 20 Phil
adelphia where his wife subsequently died q.
When the late civil war broke out he wss
appointed surgeon in the L MON army
and served in that capacity at Washington
and with the army in Virginia until the end
Of the war. For many years prior TO his
death he died the position of Deputy Pro-
thOnotary OF the Supreme Court Of the State,
which he always retained, uncOmpromistnS
& Democrat as he WAS. although The Pro-
q Republican. He inherited the literary
taste OF his father and his distinguished
uncle. Richard Perm Smith. aid was what
is called a we'll read man." He was Dem
ocrst Of the Andrew Jackson stamp, and
bis devotion to his party seemed TO grow in
intensity as advancing years creps over him.
He had q warm feeling for the people OF
EOensburg who knew and respected him
when he resided here. and was in the habit
for many years past OF paying an annual
visit 20 this place In September. When the
writer OF this saw him in the latter end OF
May, when he believed he was on the way
OF recovering, lie expressed feryent wish
that he would be enabled to visit his - noun
tain friends " OBce more. But that was not
to be. He was warm hearted, generous
man and had not an enemy in the world.
Two sons, Thomae Z. aud Hobart, survive
him. both Of whom reside IA Philadelphia.
Pescs 10 uis nshes
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-11-04
CHANGE IN MODE OF VOTING

An ACT regulstihy the mode OF voting at all the
elections in the several counties Of the I,ou-
monwealth, approved March ~, 1883:
SEC. J. BE II enacted BY the Senate and
House OF Representatives OF the Common wea n n
OF Pennsylvania in General Assembly r2et and h
hereby ensie ed by the authority Of The zane TIA,
the qualified voters Of tn counties Of this
Commonwealth at the general. township, borough
or special elections, ire hereby authorized and re-
Qutred 20 vote the tickets printed II written or
patty printed or partly written seFeraily classi-
ned as follows. OEe tiSked shall embrace the
names OF all Judges of Courts to be voted for nd
be labeled - udIcsry;" one ticket shall embrace
the names Of all state officers be voted for and
De labeled state: - one ticket shaa embrace The
names oi all county officers TO be voted for aud
be labeled County :" one icket shall embrace
The name OF all township officers TO be voted for
and be labeled Township" " ticket shall
etnhrace the names OF all borough of1cers 10 oe
voted Tor. and be labeled &" Borough and each
class shall be deposited IN I separate ballot box
GiSen under my hand AZ my Office i'm Ehens-
burg. this 2ith day Of september in the yesr Of
our Lord one thousand oight hundred nd eighty
seven and the Independence OF the United
States Of America the one hundred and eleventh
JOSEPH A. GRAY, Sheriff
snerih's Once, Ebensbprg. Oct q 1887.
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RRraonnl-

Nir. V. II. Frohlichstein, Of Mobile. Ala,
writes: / take great pleasure in recon-
unendiag DI. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. haY!ug used IL for a severe
attack or bronchitis and catarIh- IL gave
me instant relief and entirely cured me and
have not been sfiicted since. l also beg
10 state that / tried other remedies with no
GOOD result. Rave also used Electric Bltters
and Dr. Kings New Life Pills. both Of
which can recommend DIR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption. Coughs and
Colds, Is sold on positive guarantee.
TIA! bottles free az J.. James drag SIore,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-11-04

The following pupils we're perfect In at
tendance during month:
a. j. SsnkeI, teacher. Number OF pupils
enrolled. -; average attendance, 20; nun
Der OF visitors, 8.
haitie Quartz, Mary Meyer, Bianch
Storm. AR2ir Lynch, May Lee. y tile
Hines. Susan Hines, Harriet Storm. Hackett
Lynch. Et- Meyer, Alfred Hines, GeUIge
DeyerauI and Cziestine Lynch.
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ACT OF JANUARY 80, 1879.

SIC. 4 That sll electioss hsre~iter held unds-
the lave Of this Commonwealth. the polls shall rs
opened at O'Clock - ID and close at O'Clock II
VI.
SIC ; WheDerer there shall be : vacancy n
an election board on ths usoT1tag OF election sd
vacancy shall be nlled in Conformity with exist
ing laws.
Tho Ect OF Assembly, entitled An Ret rsist-
ing 10 tho election o. this Comm pas
ell July =, lSss. provides a. follows. 10 wit:
That. the inspectors and Judges shall nee. At
the respective places appointed for holding the
election In the district TO which they res1 actively
helcag, before o'clock 50 the morn ing OF TuesdA-
Nuysnner Sth and each ssid Inspector shaiI sp
po4at ole clerk who shall lie q1alihs<. go;e- OF
such district.
In case Iae person who shall have received the
eecond highest nu1er OF votes tor izsDec.Or shall
not attend on the day of election then the
pecSon rao shall have received ths, next hf2hcEl
number of votes for Judge the aSZt prec.tins
slecJoe shall act a. inspector In hlB place. Aad
case tie person who shall have the highss;
uuGA=r OF votes Tor inspector shah attend tho
porsEn elected Judge shall appS.nJ Al Inspector ia
his place. And IN case the IazrEon elected shaIl
attend, then the inspectOr who shall hsFo re-
cs5Eed the highest nunloor ~ votes shaII anpoini
sudge in his place, and ~ any vacancy shall con
tiuuc tr tne board for the space after III,
time nx-d ny the law :or rRe opening of the eles-
ti1n. The qCalined voterE Of the township, wa=i
district Tor which sucn ssSsrs have ben eIeo, o.
shaIl elect some one o.thslT number 20 all vacaa
J
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-11-04

Vote for George W. Easily for Poor
House Director.
There are twenty blast furnaces in and
around Pittsburg, thirty-iiye rolling mills,
twenty-nine steel works, fifteen window
glass works, thirty-seYen diot glass works,
and eleven grren-glass works. The blast
furnaces make 500 900 tons of IRON per year,
the rolling mills 200 600 tons, the steel woI ks
$50 600 tons, the plate glass works $50 COO
square Ieet, the window glass works 500. 600
boxes.
Mr.. Henry Glass, of Allegheny town.
/ ship, whose team was killed at Lilly on
| "Wednesday OF last week by the cars, and
who was so badly injured that it was
! thought he could only live a few hours,
was stiil living when last heard from On
/ Wednesday evening. but very low. His
/ right leg vas crashed so that i. had TO be
amputated above the knee joint and the
| left foot so maugIed that 1t had TO he taken
| OF 1T :he ankle. His nose was fractured
and be Was otherwise bruised and iniured
| about the body. Mr. Glass was 20 years OF
age on the Sth OF last January. As We so
| to press we learn that Mr.. Glass died st
O'Clock on Wednesday afternoon, aud that
| bis remains will be inferred at Loretto 10
! day, (Friday) at 10 O'Clock q. n.
a scientific journal gives some Interest
/ ing facts regarding ertssIan wells. Among
the deepest in this country are the we'll a.
/ Northampton, Mass, $500 feet desp. aad
/ that ats. Louis, 50 feet. which furnishes
large supply OF sulphur water. The deep
est well in the world Is In Prussia, Gov
eTnment work. and something over 600
/ feet deep aud furnishes hot water. The
i largest well In ths world IS believed t. be
/ that at Passy, near Paris. IL Is two feet in
/ diameter, 1913 feet deep aud delivers D.
! 795 Oc0 gallons per day. The most celebEs-
/ ted is at Grrnelle, a supur5 OF Paris, with
| depth OF sO2 feet snd a delivery Of $50 900
/ gallons per day, with force sufficient TO
! raise it I25 feet abnve tbs surface. Wells
( 500 ard !, 800 feet deep are said to exist in
/ the province Of Ga Tong Kiso In China.
I Says the Huntingdon Local Seacs The
sumac Industry in this State has been i'm
proved wonderfully since the erection OF
I the taupin works AZ this place. the only ore
I OF the kind in the CuIted States. A few
/ yeSrs ago tbs company had to depend upon
/ = supply of sumac from NirRinia, and only
/ received eighteen tons OF tse plant from
/ PeLusyivIuIa. This yea- over 500 tons have
! oeen gathered In Pennsylvania, and Pur-
chased by Banning. BisseiI & Co, the pro
pristCTs OF the works. 4 large quantity OF
( iLis iss been gRther in this and neiGhbOC
/ Tug counties, fer WE!cE tbs price paid was
twenty dollars a ton. The gathering Is doLe
/ principally by woman and children. who
[ make frcn 80 cents 10 sI per day. The
: leaves and small stems OF the plant are used
! ard it Is seId the less care taken or tbs
I pltut tae better. IL i is chopped OF st the
/ roots, new shoo1s viii spring OUT from the
| roots, and ic appears 70 do better than WHEN
/ rot so roughly de-ls with. -
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a,.L,.n,. Arniea s.Ive.

The best salye In the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sa:cs. Users, salt RheuD, Fever
Sores. Tetter. Chapped Hands. Chll!bilins,
Corns and all Skin EruptIous, .nd positively
cures Piles or 10 psy required. IL Is guar
antesd 20 give perfect satisfaction. or money
refunded. Price a5 cents per box. For sale
py Z. James aud W. W. MeAteer, of Loretto.
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EOR SALE

FOR SALE
L The undersigned will offer st private ssIe
hts house and lot situAted IN the West ward 81
ts5enEburx. fronting Hi.h street and extend
ing hack along Mary Ann street on the west 10
sample street. Tbs hOuss ia . larxs double
house IN good repair with = good stable. and
tho lot contains a number OF good iruit trees.
For terIls call on the suhSrriher residing on the
promises. GEORGE HELLER.
EbensburE. Oct. IL 1887
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Prince oa,II,E.n tu be Csno.


Stroller" in the Harrisburg Patriot,
writes IS follows:
was looking over some old files 10 the
State Library On Wednesday OF last week.
and IL the Harrisburg Reporter OF May =
1870. then published by our aged. esteemed
bu, an lcLst leilow-citlzrn, William y. BOas
iOuut the following obituary Notice: "At
I.ureIt0, Cambria county, or the Oh instant.
Rev. Dr.. DemetriGs GeUiizIn. He was born
IL IT70, in the lap ~ luxury son and
hsir oI Prince de GaIlitzin. Of Russia. and
tho heir OF his mother or the highest nobility
Of the German Empire. he TerOunced AL
this, came 70 America IN 1880. 70, x orders 10
1896, aud In 1875 chose his abode In Bed
ford Cuow Cambris) county, then totally
unsettled. Spent priucely fortune in the
midst Of the wilderness. Was Eind 20 all
mankind. and died the hOnoTed and reverend.
the simple pastor Of e congregation Of hardy.
plain, ard excellent republicans"
New Tor something marvellous or miTacu-
Ious which 1 sE auouL 10 relate Yesterday
NETS well known gentleman, OF this city,
Who had Just returned from 4 visit % Johns
town and Logcttc. At the latter place be
met a nephew % Cardinal Gibbons,
who Is agent Tor a large PhiadelPhil busi-
ness house, and he Informed my friend that
out rscsltIy ue was at 'h5 tomb o. Dr.. Cal
.lIzic that his remains aud robes are IN q
remarkable state ot preservation thst be
looks as n only iu = calm sleep. Think o!
;hls, nearly fort-e!gh- years alter his death
!. IS -le IuieLtlOu of the Catholic Church tC
I cuuuulze tie memory CI the dead priest
| whose life was spent in doing good. aud b.
VIII shortly &c added 20 the long Let o.
I saints OF tGEt powerful religious denOmina-
I tign,
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ESrRAY NOTICE.

ESTRAY NOTICE
IL Cams 70 the premises OF the subscriber re.
siding In Allegheny township. Cambria county,
fs.. about July an. lss-. one red steer aud one
red heller ABOUT two year old. The owner = re-
qzes;ed 10 eOrn- forward prove property. nay
chsrses and GaEe them away. o.nsrSise, the
will be disposed Of according t. Ian
WILLIAM DODSOS.
Allegheny twp. Oct. 81, 1857.
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CrRAx SHEEP.

S,TRAE SHEEP
= About two weeks aEo sizht sheEs straye ed
away f-sm the fsTTn OF the SnbFcribe2 81 Carroll
to~nsh 70, and also two froEz his preEisSS IN Eb'
ensburH. The sheen arc afl marked CO the o. cs
with sST. Any Per<on Furnishing icformat tio=
leading TO their recovery will ~ suitably Es'
waT,ied. JOSEF K 9L fEALD.
Ksbensburg, Oct. -, l5S7.
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II ECEIyER'S NOTICE

III Tho undersigned hRviss been appointed
receiver Of the eststes. property. monies, and
effects, real personal. and mixed. of the late rrm
oi Isaac Diehl. Aad Geo. A. No; 'ormick doing
husinesE under the rrm namo OF DFehl h Co. Ci
which trm Geo. 4. Mccormick Is the .urvivin in 4
partner. all persons iEd0otsL to sSl=f rsn.
que5ted to make payment, and thOse having
claims or dsBsnts. will please msxe known the
same without delay.
A. ]. ANDERSON.
Receiver of bfEAL & 60.
Altoona. Oct. IS, 1897.